Greek King Coerced By Army Ends Seized Power Crisis
Amid curfew firings and a military seizure in Athens the king remained unseen as Premier Kollias’ government claimed the monarch was required to sign to avoid dethronement. Soldiers at church joined civilians in prayer while traffic and life returned toward normal as diplomats weighed an army preemptive move ahead of may elections. Papandreou’s Center Union opposed elections, arguing a minority government would oversee balloting. The elder Papandreou had been ousted after a Defense Ministry power grab. Andreas linked to a leftist plot to topple the monarchy and align Greece with socialist aims.
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Constantine Kollias
Tatoi
Athens
Lamia
Theomany
Aid
Parlia
Mentary
Papandreou
Center Union Party
Ment
Defense Ministry
Andreas
Greece
World Warts Next Soviet Space Step
Komarov reported to have carried out experiments under the testing program. Unofficial accounts hinted at a one week Soyuz 1 orbital duration while the United States had linked Gemini craft to unmanned vehicles, reaching 850 miles altitude and conducting space walks before the Apollo program setback from the Cape Kennedy fire.
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Komarov
Tass
United States
Cape Kennedy
Fila
Moscow
Soviets Pursue Lunar Plan With Orbiting Platform
Western experts say the Soviet booster is weaker than the Saturn V and cannot land cosmonauts on the Moon directly. Moscow likely plans to use four launches to assemble an orbital platform for a lunar excursion, while the U.S. delays manned flights in 1967 after the Apollo 1 tragedy and continues with a direct Saturn V moon mission in 1968.
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U.S
America
Soviet Union
Lunar
Earth
United States
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffeé
Moon
Personal income up from 66 nationwide gains lead in Washington
Washington state topped state income gains with a 13.1 percent jump driven by aerospace expansion as Commerce Department data show nationwide personal income rising 8 percent to $575.89 billion, with per capita income averaging a record $2,940. Consumer prices rose 3 percent, and regional shifts were influenced by defense spending. DC led in per capita income, followed by Connecticut and Mississippi at the bottom.
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Washington
Washington State
Commerce Department
Idaho
Department
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Mississippi
Delaware
Illinois
New York
California
New Jersey
Marines Hit Beaches In South Viet Nam
Marines hit the coast of South Vietnam as air and ground units bombed targets near a steel mill producing bridge girders and military barges. US pilots reported smoke rising 4,000 feet after hits on the open hearth furnace, amid broader air strikes and troop concentrations reported around Tam Ky and Tuy Hoa.
Mulcahy Criticizes VanBuskirk Over School Board Stand
Dewey Mulcahy Chairman of the Cohoes Democratic Committee accused Paul G VanBuskirk of favoring hand picked boards. He cited 83 percent of Cohoes electors backing an elected school board and said civic groups should endorse candidates. Mulcahy said recent board appointees included a Citizens Party treasurer a Citizens ward leader and a Citizens poll watcher.
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Dewey Mulcahy
Cohoes
Democratic Committee
Paul G. VanBuskirk
oMulcahy
Eclipse May Aid Surveyor Step Up Work
Pasadena AP reports a lunar eclipse temporarily easing heat risks for the Surveyor spacecraft. Scientists warned of potential electrical and heat overload as Earth’s shadow moved, but early data showed 30 good quality TV pictures from the 620-pound craft after a week from Cape Kennedy launch.
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Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 3
Yestersion’ Laboratory
Evlinse
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Komarov launches second space mission from Baikonur
The Soviet space program launched Komarov from Baikonur at 7 35 p m EST on Saturday making him the first cosmonaut to receive a second space assignment The launch aimed at linking two craft as a step toward a manned space platform for moon missions The Soyuz flight started the third series of Soviet crewed space programs amid a two year delay blamed on new ship development The United States meanwhile has flown ten Gemini satellites showing rendezvous docking and spacewalk capabilities
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Oerar
Tass
Komarov
Earth
U.S.S.R
Vostok
Voskhod
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Space Center
Baikonur
Aral Sea
Moon
Alexei A. Leonov
Leonov
School Board Candidates To Be Guests At Meet
Dr. Francis C. Antonucci and George Wood will attend the Meet The Candidates night for Cohoes Board of Education. Sponsored by the Cohoes School Improvement Committee led by President Mrs Joseph Derocher, with Dr Earl J Massey unable to attend due to another commitment. The program starts tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Cohoes High School.
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Francis C. Antonucci
George ‘Wood
Cohoes
Board of “Education
Muhlfelders Speak at Cohoes Middle School PTA
Mr and Mrs V Fred Muhlfelders were guest speakers at a Cohoes Middle School PTA meeting. They showed a film on children with impaired hearing and discussed facilities for aiding them. Mrs Rita Barbera announced local merchants would judge an essay contest for sixth to eighth graders with prizes for each grade. Refreshments were arranged by Mrs Donald Bluteau.
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V. Fred Muhlfelder
Cohoes Middle School
PTA
Rita Barbera
Donald Bluteau
Moose Unit To Meet At Moose Hall Tonight
The Conces Women of the Moose will meet today at 8 pm in the Moose Hall. Mrs. Camille Eet senior regent will preside.
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Conces Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Camille Eet
Pretaide
Marine Lance Cpl Michael Miller Killed In Crash
Croton on Hudson New York AP Marine Lance Cpl Michael Miller 22 died when his car rolled over on Route 9 Saturday night Police say he was stationed at the Marine barracks in Brooklyn and was en route from his Montrose home toward Peekskill.
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Croton-On-Hudson
N. Y
Marine Lance
Michael Miller
Rt. 9
Miller
Marine Bar-Tracks
Brooklyn
Montrose
Peekskill. A
Youth 18 dies in Salisbury crash near North Canaan
An 18 year old identified as Guy Regalton of Salisbury died when a car swerved off Route 7 in North Canaan and struck a pole. Police investigated the overnight crash and identified the victim.
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North Canaan
Conn
Guy Relangton
Salisbury
Three Killed In Area Auto Accidents Continued
In Newton Watts death details a columbia county coroner ruled death caused by suffocation from neck fractures in a car crash. The report continues from page 1 with the area auto accident fatalities and official findings.
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Columbia County
Newton Watts
Two Car Crash Kills Teens in New York Bennington
Joseph P Colarusso 17 of Buffalo died when his car failed a curve and struck a tree. In Bennington Vermont driver Mr Cheney died of head and chest injuries after a two car wreck. Several others including Thomas Woodward 17 and James A Valley 45 were treated for injuries as state police investigated the multi vehicle crash involving Hoosick Falls and Schenectady residents.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Joseph P. Colarusso
Buffalo
Francis Walsh
John Gonnelly
Bennington
Cheney
Donald F. Shea
Thomas Woodward
McKinley St
Bennington Hospital
James A. Valley
Dartmouth St
Schenectady
Vermont State Police
South Shaftsbury
Valley
Barbara
Richard Cummings
Jane
Sternberg
Jeannette
Karen
Lawrence Kimplen
Ashby
Mass
Harry Munsell
Concord
N. H
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Loudonville
Young
Robert Brenzel
Thomas Cacciotti
Claverack
Tornadoes Hit Midwest in Deadly Path Across Illinois
A Midwest tornado outbreak last Friday killed three in Illinois and left 20 unaccounted for in Oak Lawn. Victims include Catherine Zinner 15 Chicago Ridge. Karoleen Gunnarsgon 57 Oak Lawn. and Sandra McLain 21 Belvidere wife of a fireman. Officials report 1,500 injured, 300 hospitalized, and Illinois damage estimated at 35 to 50 million dollars. President Johnson named Cook Lake Boone counties disaster areas as the National Guard aids Belvidere and Oak Lawn with no major looting. Strong winter weather north of the zone adds frigid conditions and snows across the Plains.
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Midwest
Oak Lawn
Belvidere
Chicago
Stone Park
Michigan
Catherine Zinner
Chicago Ridge
Christ Community Hospital
Karoleen Gunnarsgon
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Sandra McLain
St. Anthony Hospital
Gerhard Hein
Illinois
Johnson
Cook, Lake
Boone
National Guard
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Plains
Iowa
Nebraska
Havre
Mont
Montana
Wyoming
Alice
Tex
Brezhnev Arrives in Karlovy Vary for Euro Communist Conference
Soviet party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev arrived in Karlovy Vary Czechoslovakia for a conference of European Communist parties set to begin today. He stepped off the plane amid ceremony and was greeted by local officials and party figures. The gathering aims to discuss coordination and policy among allied communist states in Europe. The visit signals Moscow’s continued push for unity among communist blocs during the era.
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Karlovy Vary
Czechoslovakia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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